Tag: Theology of Work

Publishers are releasing a flood of faith and work books these days. I tried reading every new book that was released, but I’m hopelessly behind. And I’m a...

Are you worried you’re not doing enough to please God? If you grew up in church, you’ve probably heard Ephesians 2:8-9 a thousand times before. Perhaps you’ve even...

It’s January 1. You’ve probably already heard that perennial question: “What are your goals for the year?” May I speak frankly? We leaders get frustrated with annual plans...

Editor’s note: In honor of Thanksgiving, the IFWE blog will not publish tomorrow. We wish you and your family a wonderful holiday. Thanksgiving and other holidays have changed...

Editor’s note: This week marks National Family Week. In honor of this and the usual family gatherings taking place this week around the Thanksgiving table, we think it’s...

A prominent narrative throughout Scripture is of God revealing his character to the world. Before Christ, this was done primarily through holy people and holy places. The Ark,...

If we are all made in God’s image, why are we all so different? God intentionally made human beings diverse because he designed us to work together in...

When Friday afternoon arrives, sometimes we feel the sense of elation that we will cast off the bonds of our vocational labors and embark on a journey of...

During one of our marriage prep classes, my husband and I received a “marital responsibilities chart” with various tasks from managing finances to folding laundry. The teacher asked...

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